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SEPTEMBER 2021
VOLUME 51 ISSUE 9
The Courier
301 Blankenheim Lane, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin 53590, 608-837-4611
Mission Statement—"To enhance the well-being and independence of older adults"
Breakfast Bunch is Back
A Gift to Your Family—Funeral Planning
Join Darrin Kolka from Cress Funeral & Cremation Service on Wednesday, September 15 at 8:00 am,
to learn why having an Advance Funeral Plan is a gift to your family. Options and benefits will be
reviewed followed by informal questions and answers. Register by calling 608-837-4611. Cost for the
breakfast is $5, $4 for premium members. Participants who do not have breakfast may attend the
presentation at no cost.
Day For Seniors
Join us on Thursday, September 16 at 1:30 pm. Sit back and listen to some old-time country music
with Jesse Walker. Jesse has performed and recorded with dozens of country artists as well as recording
twelve solo albums. He has won the Q106 Country Music Hall of Fame award and won best country album
in 2004 from the Madison Area Music Awards. Cost is $4 and free for Club 301 premium members.
The Grace of Ordinary Days Book Reading
Join author Bernie Saunders on Tuesday, September 21, at 1:00 pm, to hear him discuss his
collaborative book of photography and poetry. This rare mother/son book collaboration rekindles bonds
of love in The Grace of Ordinary Days by Kay Saunders & Bernie Saunders. Described as “Tuesdays
with Morrie meets Georgia O’Keeffe,” The Grace of Ordinary Days, by poet Kay Saunders and nature
photographer Bernie Saunders, is a rare glimpse into the separate but inseparably linked lives of a mother
and son. Contemplative poetry and stunning flower photography are woven together by a narrative thread
in two voices. Mother and son retell their versions of memories from a shared past and how each
perceived them differently. The stories shed light and perspective that leads to understanding and
forgiveness. The Grace of Ordinary Days can help us to love better, and remind us of our own beauty,
truth and passion.
The book will be available for purchase.
Face Covering Emergency Order
The Colonial Club follows local and national recommendations related to Covid protocols. In accordance
with the Dane County Emergency Order regarding face coverings effective August 19, 2021, the Colonial
Club now requires a face covering for anyone entering the building. The Order is currently scheduled to
expire on September 16, 2021.
Programs and Activities
September Greetings!
We have a few weeks of summer left, but fall colors
Inside This Issue
are on the horizon. Kids are back in school and many Programs and Activities………..….…….2-8
of the groups that took the summer off will be coming Travel Shoppe..…...……..............................9
back to the Colonial Club for meetings, classes and Resources and Support.……...9-11, 14-16
activities. C a l e nda r………………………………. 1 2 - 13
Client Services……………...……..…....….18
Have you renewed your Club 301 membership? Since Health and Wellness……….…......…18-20
September is National Senior Center month it would M e n u ………………………………… . . . … . . 2 1
be an ideal time to renew your commitment to the 301Club Sign Up Form… ….….....……….24
Colonial Club with a membership. For just $60 a year
($5 bucks a month!), you get discount prices to
activities and events here and discounts from many
local businesses.
We are finally going to celebrate our 50th anniversary
with a few special things starting this month. On
September 12, we’ll start our “Fifty Days to Fifty
Years” campaign which will highlight our history while
simultaneously raise money for our future. We are
looking for people to serve as Team Captains and
raise a minimum of $250 per team. Fifty teams times
$250 is $12,500 and would help us sustain our
programs and services. Call me or email me at Management Staff
rpower@colonialclub.org to sign up! 608-837-4611
Bob Power
Then join us on Thursday, October 28, at 5:30 pm for Executive Director ext. 110
our Board of Directors Annual Meeting. We will have
some special guests, pay tribute to some special people Melody Riedel
and announce our fundraising total. Director of Operations & Services ext. 115
Laura Jennings
We continue to follow all the best public health Director of Support Services & Activities ext. 129
guidance and appreciate everyone’s cooperation. Volunteer & Special Events Coordinator ext 129
At the time of this writing, we are back under a
mask mandate for being inside. Please wear your Gail Brooks
mask when you come into the building. Case Management Coordinator ext. 127
Todd Schultz
Thanks! Building & Grounds Coordinator ext. 114
Jean Detert
Nutrition Coordinator ext. 112
Bob
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Programs and Activities
Photography Workshop
Magic Light: tm
The Artistry of Photography and Life
“Creativity comes not from what is photographed, but from how an image is conceived.
To develop this creativity we must first learn to see.” Arnold Newman
Photography is about light -- the light a closing shutter paints -- and the light that photographers "see"
within themselves and communicate to others. Magic Light is a one day experiential workshop for anyone
interested in stretching creatively by using a camera to express their connection to the world. Any kind
or size camera -- pinhole to the latest digital -- will work great. Creating powerful photos happens when
our emotions are engaged with what we are photographing. Magic Light provides a unique opportunity to
explore light, texture, mood, and one’s emotional connection with the world. Workshop Structure:
Magic Light is designed to guide people through a wide variety of self-expression activities and creative
encounters. Participants will be invited to explore and express themselves by creating images that are
emotionally compelling and provocative. We will be using a couple of different venues in Sun Prairie
during the workshop.
Who Is This Workshop For?
Magic Light is designed for those interested in increasing their ability to use the camera as a creative
extension, to take better pictures, and increase their confidence when taking photos. All levels of
photography experience will benefit from this day.
When: Wednesday, September 29 from 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
(Sept 30 as a back-up date)
Location: Meet at the Colonial Club
# of Participants: Maximum of 6
To Register: Call the Colonial Club Main Office at 608-837-4611
Fee: $75.00. Includes lunch and a portfolio review of your workshop
images within 30 days). Make checks payable to Bernie Saunders. You can pay in
advance at the Colonial Club or pay first day of class.
Instructor: Bernie Saunders—Contact at berniesaunders2@gmail.com for questions
berniesaundersphotography.com
Bernie Saunders received his first camera from his father when in junior high. Nature has been a critical and constant
element in his life, and continues today as the cornerstone and guide in his quest for tapping and expressing his
creativity. During the past few years he has focused on a project entitled, The Soul of Flowers, and has exhibited
this body of work at numerous exhibits and shows in the Midwest. His most recent book with his poet mother, Kay
Saunders, is The Grace of Ordinary Days. Bernie is self-taught, and has had the privilege of learning from Doug
Beasley, Pam Belding, Jim Brandenburg, and Dewitt Jones.
Red Hats Are Meeting Again!
Bocce Ball Anyone? Friday, September 10, 2021, 11:30 am
Try out a game of Bocce Ball at 9:30 am on Friday Varsity Bar and Grill
mornings in September on the Colonial Club New members are always welcome-there are no dues
grounds, weather permitting. If you want to have and no “to do’s”, just fun and friendship. once a month.
fun and not worry about points, this is the group Call Laura at 608-837-4611 for more information.
for you. Call Queen Bonnie Laviron at (608) 837-7007
to make a reservation no later than Tuesday,
September 7.
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Programs and Activities
You’re Invited to A Special “Let’s Connect” Event
with
4 Colonial Club Senior Activity Center www.colonialclub.org
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Colonial Club Senior Activity Center, Sun Prairie, WI A 4C 01-1163
Programs & Activities
Book Club
The next Book Club meeting is scheduled for Thursday, September 30,
at 1:00 pm at the Colonial Club. Our book will be This is Your Time by
Ruby Bridges . The new book will be available for pick up in the Main
Office.
Chorus and Chimes
Chorus and Chimes will not meet in September.
New Membership Year Starts October 1, 2021
Our new Membership Year starts October 1. If you are a current member, you will be receiving a renewal
notice. If you don’t have a membership, consider signing up for one. Membership fees help support programs
and give the card holder discounts at Colonial Club and local Sun Prairie businesses. The cost of an annual
premium membership is $60. Scholarships may be available based on donations. Consider donating an extra
$60 to support a senior who otherwise could not afford the membership. New and renewed members who
sign up before September 30, 2021, will be entered in a drawing to win a $25 gift certificate to the Three
Wishes Gift Shop at the Colonial Club and several smaller prizes for free popcorn, soda and more!
10 winners will be chosen. Sign up in the Main Office.
RSVP Group Projects
Do you enjoy sewing, knitting, or crocheting? As an RSVP Group Projects/Homeworker volunteer, you can
make quilts, hats, mittens, scarves, shawls, fidget blankets, masks, and other items that help children, families,
and adults in need! There is a need for these handcrafted creations in Dane County. Meetings are held at the
Colonial Club the first Wednesday of the month at 10:00 am. Supplies can be dropped off (if needed)
and finished items picked up; please do not drop finished items off at the Colonial Club. Contact Kate Seal
at kseal@rsvpdane.org or 608-310-7280 to make arrangements. Thank you.
WANTED: Donors for Memorial Benches
The Colonial Club is looking to add some new outside benches on our property and looking for donors willing
to sponsor one. Price range would be between $600-$900. Interested donors please call Bob at 608-837-
4611 ext. 110 or email him at rpower@colonialclub.org.
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Programs and Activities
Crafts with Sally
Tuesday, September 14, at 9:30 am. For the craft day, we will be making ribbon yarn
necklaces. Materials provided. Cost $2.00. If you have an idea or want to make a special
request for something new and different, please bring your suggestions for future projects to
the Main Office. Instructor: Sally Keyel.
Sunshine Supper
The Sunshine Supper is a free community meal and is now being served, drive thru only, on Mondays from
5:00 to 6:00 pm at the Sunshine Supper building, 1632 W Main St, Sun Prairie, as long as volunteers are
healthy. While we are dealing with the coronavirus, plans may continue to change at any time. To confirm
that the meal will be served as scheduled or to learn what the schedule and procedures will be,
please check online at the website www.sunshinesupper.org or call 608-561-1632.
Bingo
Join us for bingo at 1:00 pm on
Thursday, September 9, sponsored by Drumlin Communities
Thursday, September 23, sponsored by Hyland Park and
Thursday, September 30
Please do not arrive any earlier than 12:45 pm for bingo and other 1:00 pm programs scheduled in the Dining
Room. We need to follow new guidelines for cleaning after lunch and need to have the tables cleared. If you
arrive early, you may be asked to move until the tables can be cleaned. Thank you for your cooperation.
Exercise Class Opportunities
Qi Gong: Mondays, September 20 to October 18, 1:30 to 2:30 pm. Cost: $40 for 5 weeks. We
need a minimum of 10 participants. Registration deadline is September 15.
Music and Motion: Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 am. Bring a ball you can squeeze or at least
go through the motions (some are using a small rubber ball), a stretch band such as those used in physical
therapy, two sticks (most are using wooden spoons) and a weight (some are using a small soup can).
Mondays with video; Wednesdays with DJ.
You can also find a Music and Motion class on KSUN, Charter channel 983, and TDS channels 13 and 1013,
at 10:30 am, Thursdays.
Beat to the Music: Thursdays at 10:30 am with Marge. This class combines aerobic movements
with chair tapping, walking and stretching. Bring a water bottle. Please note time change.
Indoor Walking Class: Mondays at 10:30 am. The class will be led by Marge and held in the
Auditorium. The 45-60 minute class will also include stretching and chair exercises. Please wear walking
shoes and bring your water bottle.
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Programs and Activities
Healthy Living with Diabetes Workshop
This class has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule for Spring 2022. For questions call Laura at 608-837-
4611.
Flu Shots at the Colonial Club
O’Connell Pharmacy will be at the Colonial Club on Wednesday, October 13, from 11:00 am to 12:30
pm, to perform an Immunization Clinic. Call the Main Office at 608-837-4611 to schedule your appointment.
The Main Office will also have Consent Forms available. The following immunizations will be available:
Influenza high dose, Pneumovax, Tdap, Shingles, and Covid 19. Be sure to bring your Medicare card, your
prescription insurance card, and your health insurance card to your appointment. If you have questions about
the cost or insurance coverage, please call O’Connell Pharmacy at 608-837-5949 in advance.
Walk ins will be welcome.
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
We are in need of volunteers willing to help seniors with various chores such as lawn mowing, snow shoveling
and companionship. In addition, the home delivered meal program has expanded and we have an ongoing need
for drivers! If you are interested in helping seniors stay healthy at home by delivering a noon
meal, please let us know! Ideally, a meal driver volunteer is someone who can make a weekly commitment
of approximately 2 hours. Enjoy reading the Courier? We need volunteers to help us compile and deliver it
to area businesses.
Apply online at colonialclub.org or contact Laura Jennings at 608-837-4611 or ljennings@colonialclub.org for
more information.
Circle of Friends Book Club
The Circle of Friends Book Club will be meeting on the second Wednesday each month at 10:00 am at the
Colonial Club. The September meeting will be on Wednesday, September 8. The book is Digging to
America by AnneTyler.
New members are welcome.
Computer Tutor is Back!
Sheila and Rob will be here to help with your computer, tablet or smart phone questions on Mondays from 2
-4 pm. Drop in and get your questions answered!
September 13-Sheila
September 20-Rob
September 27-Sheila
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Resources and Support
EAT RIGHT WHEN MONEY IS TIGHT!
The FoodShare Helpline is a service of Feeding Wisconsin and its member food banks. FoodShare is a monthly
benefit deposited on a debit-like card, the QUEST Card, to help with food purchases, freeing up money for
bills, medications and other necessities. It’s easier than ever to apply and you can even get free,
confidential assistance. No future appointments are currently scheduled.
Did you know…
Even the minimum benefit would give you $180 per year! Eligibility is based on income and cer-
tain expenses, so you can own a home and car and even have a savings account. Claiming Food-
Share helps your community. The USDA estimates that for every $5 spent in FoodShare benefits, about $9
circulates through local businesses and to our farmers. Receiving benefits does NOT take away from others.
EVERYONE who is eligible and applies will get benefits.
For more information, call Heidi at 608-630-4113 or the FoodShare Helpline at
1-877-366-3635 today.
Farmers’ Market Vouchers
The Area Agency on Aging of Dane County offers vouchers to seniors for use in purchasing $25 worth of fruit,
vegetables or herbs at farmers’ markets and roadside farm stands in Wisconsin during the 2021 season (June to
October). The vouchers are distributed on a first come/first served basis to those 60 or older and live in Dane
County. One set of vouchers per household regardless of household size. If you have not received vouchers for
2021 but you still wish to apply, contact AAA Dietitian, Shannon Gabriel, 608-261-5678. For more information on
the vouchers, contact your Case Manager at the Colonial Club or Shannon Gabriel at 608-261-5678.
Emergency Supplies Available Sun Prairie Food Pantry Hours
Are you or is someone you know in temporary Monday, Wednesday and Friday - 12:00 to 3:30 p.m.
need of toothpaste, shampoo, other toiletries or Tuesday and Thursday - 5:00 to 7:00 pm
supplies? Before coming to the Colonial Club, call Saturday - 9:00 to 11:00 am
case manager Peggy Draeger to make a request or 18 Rickel Rd, Sun Prairie
for more information at 608-837-4611. 608-513-1044
Colonial Club Travel Shoppe
La Crosse Paddlewheel Cruise – Thursday, September 30, 2021– Enjoy the beautiful fall scenery as
you make your way to La Crosse, WI and board the La Crosse Queen paddle wheeler for a scenic cruise on
the Upper Mississippi River. Watch for eagles and other wildlife and cruise past steep bluffs adjacent to the
Great River Road. Before returning home, enjoy lunch at the Blue Moon Restaurant, serving Swedish meat-
balls, carved roast beef, tossed salad, roasted red potatoes and a brownie. Reservations and payment are due
by Friday, September 10. Call for availability. This trip is provided by Happy Times Tours & Experienc-
es. $137 or $131 for Club 301 premium members. The bus will leave Colonial Club at 7:30 a.m. and return at
approximately 5:15 p.m.
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Resources and Support
Alzheimer’s Association 24/7 Caregiver Hotline: 800-272-3900
Alzheimer’s Association Virtual Support Groups
These support groups are designed to provide a safe place to learn, offer and receive helpful tips and meet others coping
with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia. The meetings typically take place monthly and are always free and open to
the public. There are support groups for: persons living with mild cognitive impairment; general family caregivers; family
caregivers of a loved one with dementia living at a facility; family caregivers of a loved one with dementia in the early
stages; family caregivers of a loved one with frontotemporal degeneration; and a support group for grief and bereave-
ment. To register or to get more information about a specific group or group schedules, contact the 24/7 Helpline 800-
272-3900 or visit www.crf.com. All support groups are virtual at this time.
Elder Abuse Hotline
The purpose of the Elder Abuse Hotline is to make
sure that elders who are experiencing abuse have a
place to turn in order to find the right resource in
their community. Joanna Reinstein is the Elder Abuse
Hotline Coordinator at GWAAR. The Elder Abuse
Hotline website is www.reportelderabusewi.org.
There are printable program materials under the Re- In Stitches
sources tab on the website. Individuals are also able Need a hem or trousers altered?
to report elder abuse on the website under the Re- Looking for good quality, handmade, washable
port Elder Abuse tab or by calling the Hotline at 1- Facemasks?
833-586-0107. Check out In Stitches Alterations and Repairs.
For information and pricing,
call Rosalie at 608-515-2449.
ADRC Services
The Aging and Disability Resource Center of Dane County offers free, unbiased information and assistance on resources
and services for older people and adults with disabilities. The ADRC provides information to all callers regardless of
their income, assets, age, or disability. ADRC staff will help callers identify options, solve problems and plan for the fu-
ture. The ADRC is accepting calls at 608-240-7400, 7:45 am – 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday. You can also
visit their website at http://www.daneadrc.org; or e-mail them at ADRC@countyofdane.com or visit Facebook.com/
ADRCDaneCo. The ADRC is not accepting walk-ins at this time.
RSVP Vaccination Requirement for Rides to Medical Appointments
Rides to medical appointments are available through the RSVP Driver Escort Program. Reservations must be made
at least 4 business days in advance. To schedule a ride, call Rosalie at the Main Office, 608-837-4611. If she is
not available, leave a message with your name, phone number, date, time and location of your appointment. Rides are
available only between the hours of 8:30 am and 2:30 pm. You must be ambulatory to take advantage of this
service. RSVP rides are on a donation basis.
If you are new to this service, there is a registration process to complete. Please allow as much time as possible before
your first ride request to complete this process, which includes providing proof of vaccination against COVID-19 to
RSVP. Starting October 15, rides will not be scheduled with RSVP volunteers until this proof is received by
RSVP.
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Express Bus Service to Madison
The City of Sun Prairie and Metro Transit offer express
RSVP Ride Program commuter service between the park-and-ride on the cor-
RSVP has resumed offering rides to medical appointments. ner of Reiner Road and O’Keeffe Avenue (south of
However, there are new Covid related requirements for Reiner Rd Hwy 151 exit) and downtown Madison.
passengers. Please see the new instructions on page 10.
Additional stops available within Prairie Lakes, on West
Main Street, and on O’Keeffe Avenue by Walmart.
Bus For NE Dane County
Dane County Transportation Center All shopping trips are available for people over the age of
The DCTC provides a Mobility Manager who can provide 60 and/or those with a disability.
information on all travel options available and personalized Transit Solutions—Shopping bus from Marshall
assistance with your transportation needs. and Sun Prairie —1st & 3rd Thursdays. East Towne
Call the Mobility Manager at the Dane County Transporta- Mall. Pick up at your home around 10:00 am. Return
tion Center for assistance at 608-242-6489. trip 1:30. Drop off and pick up at Food Court. $3
round trip. Marshall residents can go to east Pick & Save
in Sun Prairie on same trip. Call Transit Solutions at 608-
Taxi Vouchers available for the Sun 294-8747—24 hours in advance to make a reservation.
Request for wheelchair accessible bus must be made
Prairie Emergency Food Pantry when making reservation.
Contact the Sun Prairie Taxi service at 837-5550 to sched- Cottage Grove and Deerfield-Wednesday pick up
ule a ride and let them know you want to go to the Food at 9:30 am to shop at Piggly Wiggly. They’ll leave from
Pantry. When you arrive at the Pantry, a voucher will be Piggly Wiggly at approximately 11:00 am. $2 Round
provided to you to give to the taxi driver and you will be Trip.
given a second voucher for return trip home. East Towne Mall Shopping Trips-Southern Region
Call the Food Pantry, 608-825-3875, with questions and to Deerfield/Cottage Grove 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Pick
confirm availability/hours. up at 10:00 am in Deerfield and then Cottage Grove.
They will leave the Mall about 1:30 pm. $3 round trip.
Sun Prairie Shared-Ride Taxi Service
This service provides one-way trips within the city limits at affordable fixed rates. To request a ride, please call 608-
837-5550. Regular fare prices listed are for one-way trips within the city limits: Senior and disabled adults, youth
aged six to 18 years-$4.00. Additional passengers-per rates listed. Wait fee-$.50 per minute.
Income qualified residents are eligible for a reduced $2.00 fare. To apply for this program, pick up an application at
the Sun Prairie City Hall or call 608-825-1192. Funding is limited and operates on a first-come/first-served basis.
You may now purchase Shared-Ride Taxi Booklets at City Hall or the Sun Prairie Public Library during their regular
business hours. Each booklet will contain 5 tickets for regular fare or reduced fare rides. Booklets can also be pur-
chased through drivers or by contacting Running, Inc., the service provider for Sun Prairie’s Shared-Ride Taxi service
at sunprairietaxi@runninginc.net.
This service also provides rides to the bus stop at the East Towne Mall seven days a week with pick up at your home
or another location you specify. The fare for this service is $5 each way, cash only. A one hour notice is required
and rides leave Sun Prairie on the hour, 6:00 am to 6:00 pm, and return from the Mall on the half hour, 6:30 am to
6:30 pm. To request this service, call 608-837-5550.
All images in the Courier are taken from the LPI Arts & Media Portal, MS Publisher ClipArt, and Bing free clipart online except for photographs taken by Colonial Club
staff and participants.
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September Calendar
MON TUE WED THU FRI
SEP 1 SEP 2 SEP 3
9am Foot Care 9am Bridge Lessons 9am Beginning Euchre
9am Music and Motion 10am HoChunk Casino Trip 9:30am Bocce Ball
10am RSVP Group Projects Pick Up 10am Dominos
10am Rummikub 10:30am Beat to the Music 10am Mahjong
Colonial Club Senior Activity Center
11:30am Lunch 11:30am Lunch 11:30am Lunch
12pm Commodities Pick Up 1pm Bid Euchre
1pm Euchre 1pm Watercolor Group
SEP 6 SEP 7 SEP 8 SEP 9 SEP 10
CLOSED 9am GTE Men's Group 9am Music and Motion 9am Bridge Lessons 9am Beginning Euchre
FOR 9am Massage Therapy - 10am Circle of Friends Book 10:30am Beat to the Music 9:30am Bocce Ball
LABOR DAY John Santiago Club 11:30am Lunch 10am Dominos
11:30am Lunch 10am Rummikub 1pm Bid Euchre 10am Mahjong
12:30pm Canasta 11:30am Lunch 1pm Drumlin Bingo 11:30am Lunch
1pm Bridge 1pm Euchre 11:30am Red Hats Lunch at
2pm Mahjong Varsity Bar and Grill
6pm Line Dancing
SEP 13 SEP 14 SEP 15 SEP 16 SEP 17
9am Music and Motion 9am GTE Men's Group 8am Breakfast Bunch - A Gift 9am Bridge Lessons 9am Beginning Euchre
10:30am Walking Class 9:30am Crafts with Sally to Your Family - Cress 10:30am Beat to the Music 9:30am Bocce Ball
11:30am Lunch 11:30am Lunch 9am Foot Care 11:30am Lunch 10am Dominos
1pm 500 12:30pm Canasta 9am Music and Motion 1pm Bid Euchre 10am Mahjong
1pm Sheepshead 1pm Bridge 10am Rummikub 1pm Watercolor Group 11:30am Lunch
1pm Skat 1pm Watercolor Art Group 11:30am Lunch 1:30pm Day For Seniors-
2pm Computer Tutor 2pm Mahjong 1pm Euchre Jesse Walker performance
6pm Line Dancing
www.colonialclub.orgSEP 20 SEP 21 SEP 22 SEP 23 SEP 24
9am Music and Motion 9am GTE Men's Group 9am Music and Motion 9am Bridge Lessons 9am Beginning Euchre
10:30am Walking Class 9am Massage Therapy - 10am Rummikub 10:30am Beat to the Music 9:30am Bocce Ball
11:30am Lunch John Santiago 11:30am Lunch 11:30am Lunch 10am Dominos
1pm 500 11:30am Lunch 1pm Euchre 1pm Bid Euchre 10am Mahjong
1pm Sheepshead 12:30pm Canasta 1pm Hyland Bingo 11:30am Lunch
1pm Skat 1pm Bernie Saunders - Book
1:30pm Qi Gong 2pm Reading
Computer Tutor 1pm Bridge
2pm Mahjong
6pm Line Dancing
SEP 27 SEP 28 SEP 29 SEP 30
9am Music and Motion 9am GTE Men's Group 9am Music and Motion 9am Bridge Lessons
10:30am Walking Class 11:30am Lunch 9am Photography Workshop 10:30am Beat to the Music
11:30am Lunch 12:30pm Canasta 10am Rummikub 11:30am Lunch
1pm 500 1pm Bridge 11:30am Lunch 1pm Bid Euchre
1pm Sheepshead 1pm Watercolor Art Group 1pm Euchre 1pm Bingo
1pm Skat 2pm Mahjong 1pm Book Club
1:30pm Qi Gong 6pm Line Dancing 1pm Watercolor Group
2pm Computer Tutor
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13Resources and Support
COMMODITY SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD PROGRAM
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) works to improve the health of low-income
adults ages 60 years and older by supplementing their diets with nutritious foods. Talk to one our Case Managers to see
if you qualify. If you are eligible you will receive a monthly package of nutritious food provided by the U.S. Department
of Agriculture (USDA) including: Canned fruits and vegetables, canned meat, fruit juices, cheese, milk, dry powdered or
shelf stable cartons, peanut butter or dried beans, cereal & grains, rice, instant potatoes or pasta.
Income Eligibility
Use total GROSS income –before taxes
and deductions –of ALL household members*
Every 60+ year old household member is eligible to receive his/her own monthly food package.
$16,744 annually or $1,396 monthly 1 Person Household
$22,646 annually or $1,888 monthly 2 Person Household
For 3 person or more household, a Case Manager can provide income guidelines
Colonial Club Senior Center plans to host the next Commodity Supplemental Food Program
Wednesday, September 1, 2021
12:00 to 1:00 pm in the Gathering Place
for Colonial Club participants and Colonial View residents
Contact Case Management at the Colonial Club at 837-4611 ext 135, if you have questions.
Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program
By the GWAAR Legal Services Team
The Wisconsin Emergency Rental Assistance Program is a program to assist eligible renters impacted by the COVID-19
pandemic who need help with their rent, utilities, and/or other housing stability. Eligible households may receive up to 12
months of assistance to help with current and/or overdue utility bills, rent, and/or other services that help them remain in
their homes.
Who is Eligible? A household may qualify if at least one or more individuals in the home meet all of the following
criteria: 1. Qualifies for unemployment or has experienced a reduction in household income, experienced major costs,
or experienced financial struggles due to COVID-19. Demonstrates a risk of being evicted or losing your home; and,
3. Has a household income at or below 80 percent of the county median.
Note: The counties of Brown, Dane, Milwaukee, and Waukesha, as well as the cities of Madison and Milwaukee, are
operating their own emergency rental assistance programs and are not participating in the Wisconsin Emergency Rental
Assistance program. For more information, visit: https://doa.wi.gov/Pages/WERA.aspx
Are Home Energy Costs Putting the Squeeze on You?
Dane County Energy Services, Inc., has not scheduled any outreach service days at the Colonial Club but they are
scheduling appointments directly for the 2021 heating season. Clients can apply one of three ways. Apply directly
online at https://energybenefit.wi.gov/; Book an appointment via phone: 608-333-0333 or 608-267-8601;
Book an appointment online at: http://www.esiwi.com/index. New and returning clients can apply online or
via phone.
INCOME GUIDELINES FOR THE 2020-2021 HOME ENERGY PLUS PROGRAM YEAR (9/01/2020
through 9/30/2021)
60 PERCENT OF STATE MEDIAN INCOME GUIDELINES
HOUSEHOLD ONE MONTH INCOME ANNUAL INCOME
1 $ 2,490.08 $29,881
2 $ 3,256.33 $39,076
14 Colonial Club Senior Activity Center www.colonialclub.orgContact Jeff Parkinson to
place an ad today!
jparkinson@lpicommunities.com Daily Featured Sandwich
Friday Fish Fry
Over 150 Microbrews
or (800) 950-9952 x5887 Serving 11am-9pm
Happy Hour: 3-6pm Mon-Thurs
238 E. Main St., Sun Prairie
825-1515
Sun Prairie Utilities
Ben’s Auto Service
offers energy assistance
for income-qualified
customers. 225 W. Main St.
Sun Prairie
Phone: (608) 837-6141
Your One Stop Auto Repair Shop
Call us or visit Family Owned Since 1952
our website for
details
608.333.0333
837-9054
sunprairieutilities.com 1310 Emerald Terrace
www.cressfuneralservice.com
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Colonial Club Senior Activity Center, Sun Prairie, WI B 4C 01-1163Resources and Support
Dane County Home Rehabilitation Program Accepting Applications
The Dane County Rehabilitation Program (DCRP), funded by the Dane County Community Development
Block Grant and operated by Project Home, is currently accepting applications to serve low-to-moderate
income (LMI) homeowners in Dane County.
The DCRP is a non-interest bearing, deferred-payment loan program available through Project Home. A
mortgage will be signed and filed to secure the re-payment of the loan when a customer’s home is sold or is
no longer their main residence.
Eligible repairs may include roofing, siding, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, safety concerns, and accessibility
modifications. The home must be fully code-compliant at the completion of renovations done through DCRP.
Condos and mobile homes on leased land are not eligible. For more information about this program and a
list of eligibility and income requirements, please come to the Main Office. Contact information to schedule an
interview will also be available.
16 Colonial Club Senior Activity Center www.colonialclub.orgResources and Support
Team Captains Wanted!
Our extended 2-year (thanks covid!) 50th anniver-
sary celebration will culminate at the Board of Direc-
tors Annual Meeting on Thursday, October 28, at
5:30 pm.
We are looking for 50 people who will spearhead a
fundraising effort. As Captain of your team (you can
pick your own team names), you will be responsible
for doing a little fundraising on behalf of the Colonial
Club. Each team will be asked to raise a minimum of
$250.......so that could be 5 of your friends who will
give $50 each OR 10 of your friends who will give
Memory screenings help identify possible
$25 each or 20 of your friends who will give $15 memory and cognitive changes. Sessions
each, etc. are 20 minutes and results are immediate.
Each team captain will be invited to the meeting to
report on their fundraising efforts. The team that
raises the most money will receive a great prize. If
Thursday October 14th,
all 50 teams raise the minimum of $250, the Colonial 1:00-3:30pm
Club will receive $12,500! And hopefully teams will Colonial Club Sun Prairie
raise much more than that for Sun Prairie's oldest
and only community senior center! Call 240-7475 for an appointment
Please call Bob at 608-837-4611 to volunteer to be a
team captain. You can also reach him via
email @ rpower@colonialclub.org.
Don’t miss The Commentator
Check out The Commentator
Generations Online on Charter Channel 983 or TDS
As Covid19 tragically forces many of us into Channel 13 or 1013. Pat features
isolation, we can at least enjoy virtual togetherness. events and programs happening at
Easy Tablet Help for Seniors is a free app to guide the Colonial Club. Check the
you on using FaceTime, Zoom or Skype, Star or www.ksun.tv for times
texting, taking photos and email with large type, and to view over 100 archived
simple on-screen instructions. programs; catch up on Colonial Club events you’ve
Go to www.gol4apple.org or wwwgol4android.org missed.
for simple instructions. If you would like to have a personal history inter-
view for the Living History program contact Laura at
608-837-4611 to set up an interview.
301 Blankenheim Lane • Sun Prairie, WI 53590 17Resources and Support
Medicare Scam Claims to Order Genetic Test
There’s an old Medicare scam resurging. Scammers offer “free” genetic test kits that allegedly screen for heart
conditions or cancer. It’s not a “free” test. Instead, it’s a trick to steal Medicare information for fraudulent billing
and/or identity theft purposes.
How the scam works:
You receive a call from someone claiming to be from Medicare or an official-sounding organization, such as “The
Cardiac Test Center.” The caller claims to provide a free genetic test kit, and all you need to do is agree to re-
ceive the kit by mail, swab your cheek and return the vial. The test will tell you if you have a genetic predisposi-
tion to heart disease, cancer or another common condition. The caller insists the test will be covered in full by
Medicare.
Of course, there’s a catch. Before the company can mail your test kit, they need your Medicare ID
number and personal information. Scammers may ask about your family medical history and previous
diagnoses, your address and the information off your Medicare ID card.
This scam doesn’t only stem from phone calls. Scammers may lure victims by going door-to-door, setting up at
health fairs, and even providing gift cards or other giveaways in exchange for participation.
While genetic testing is a legitimate service, scammers are trying to commit fraud by billing Medicare for unneces-
sary tests. Their cons can lead victims to identity theft, and in some cases, a bill for thousands of dollars. Always
consult with your primary care physician before agreeing to a test.
How to protect yourself from Medicare fraud:
Be wary of any lab test at senior centers, health fairs or in your home. Be suspicious of anyone claiming that ge-
netic tests and cancer screenings are “free” or covered by Medicare. If a product or test is really “free,” your
Medicare number won’t be required.
Don’t share your Medicare number with anyone other than your doctor’s office.
Protect your Medicare number by keeping it in a safe place (not your wallet).
Don’t trust a name or phone number. Con artists use official-sounding names or appear to call from a
government agency, and/or a related area code. Medicare will never call to confirm personal information, Medi-
care information or ask questions about your personal health.
Report it. Go to BBB.org/ScamTracker to file a report. Your report helps warn others of the scams taking place
in the marketplace.
Client Services
Contact us at 608-837-4611
Adult Day Center—Hours of operation are Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm. For information or a
brochure, contact Mary Martin at ext 133.
Case Management Services-For information or a brochure, call Rosalie at the Main Office, ext 103.
Existing clients can call their case managers: Gail Brooks, ext 127; Peggy Draeger, ext 152; or Deb Klein, ext 135.
Nutrition-Meals served at the Colonial Club or at home to the homebound. Contact Jean Detert, ext 112.
Supportive Home Care (SHC)-SHC aides can provide numerous home care services. Contact Aileen
Ostermeier, ext 131.
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CABLE INCLUDED!
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Attorneys at Law Legal help with financial decisions
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Call to schedule a phone conference,
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(608) 837-HEBL Attorney Lisa M. Martinson of
We’ll help you every • Tom Hebl • Gary Hebl Croak, Gonzalez, Eckerle & Martinson
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Offering a continuum like family matters” (608) 222-2505
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For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Colonial Club Senior Activity Center, Sun Prairie, WI C 4C 01-1163Health and Wellness
COVID-19 Vaccine Resources
Centers for disease Control FAQs
www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/faq.html
WI Department of Human Services Weekly Newsletter of
COVID-19 Response & Vaccine Progress
www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/newsletter.htm
Public Health Madison & Dane County COVID-19
Vaccine Info
www.publichealthmdc/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine
For Current Testing sites: https://jangodx.com/
Nutrition Counseling
One-on-one nutrition counseling is available to older adults seeking information on ways to improve their
overall health. Older adults (age 60 and older) who reside in areas served by Dane County’s Senior
Nutrition Program are eligible to meet with a Registered Dietitian to discuss nutrition-related questions
or difficulties. While there is no charge for this service, donations are always welcome. Common topics
include: diabetic diet, unintended weight loss, heart healthy diet, taste and smell changes, poor appetite,
Parkinson’s disease, difficulty chewing or swallowing, basic nutrition for older adults, constipation, acid
reflux, cooking for one or two. Please note: counseling for desired weight loss will not be approved for
this service unless accompanied by a doctor’s referral.
To learn more about this resource or to schedule an appointment, contact Shannon Gabriel, RDN, CDN, (608) 261-
5678, or Gabriel.Shannon@countyofdane.com.
Monthly MIPPA Moment: Help With Medication Costs
MIPPA (Medicare Improvements for Patients and Providers Act) has a goal of educating older adults
on Medicare’s cost-saving benefits & preventive services.
Each year in late September, Medicare Advantage (Part C) plans or Part D (prescription drug) plans will send you an
"Annual Notice of Change" (ANOC). The ANOC is the notice you receive that gives a summary of any changes in
the current plan’s cost and coverage that will take effect January 1 of the next year. Review this notice to see if your plan
will continue to meet your health care needs. The ANOC is typically mailed with the plan’s Evidence of Coverage
(EOC), which is a more comprehensive list of the plan’s cost and benefits for the upcoming year.
If you are having difficulty paying for medications, there are programs that can help! If you have limited income and
resources, you may be able to get “Extra Help” through the Social Security Administration (SSA) program by that
name with paying premiums, deductibles, and copayments for Medicare Part D. You may need to apply for Extra Help
separately with SSA. You can apply or get more information about Extra Help by calling the SSA nationally at 800-772-
1213 (TTY 800-325-0778) or locally in Dane County at 866-770-2262 or visiting www.socialsecurity.gov/extrahelp. The
Extra Help program is income-based.
SeniorCare is for Wisconsin residents who are ages 65 and older that also helps members cover the costs of
prescription drugs. While SeniorCare and Medicare Part D are stand-alone programs, you can enroll in both at the
same time. Wisconsin’s SeniorCare prescription drug assistance program is considered “creditable coverage.” This
means SeniorCare meets or exceeds the standard Medicare Part D plan, so you will not have a penalty if you choose
SeniorCare instead of Medicare Part D. A penalty will incur if you go without either Part D or SeniorCare, however.
Call the SeniorCare Customer Service hotline at 800-657-2038 for questions, or you can find more information here:
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/seniorcare/index.htm. This program is available to all incomes, however with varying
levels of assistance based on income.
Adapted from Medicareinteractive.org and dhs.wisconsin.gov. For MIPPA Program information, call MIPPA Program Specialist, Leilani Amundson,
at 608-240-7458.
20 Colonial Club Senior Activity Center www.colonialclub.orgPlease note: For meal reservations/cancellations, call Jean Detert , ext 112 by noon the day before at 608-837-4611. Our nutritious
lunches are currently offered Monday-Friday . The suggested minimum donation for those 60 and older is $4.00 per meal, but please
pay only what you can afford. Anyone under 60 is required to pay the full cost to provide the meal, which is $9.07 as set by Dane
County. Help keep the program going. Donate what you can afford. Please remember, there may be last minute substitutions on
the menu due to unexpected shortages in the supply chain. When meatless and salad options are available, they must be specified
one day in advance. Transportation is available.
1-Wednesday 2-Thursday 3– Friday
Parmesan Tilapia Egg Salad Scalloped Potatoes
Baked Potato Croissant Ham
Carrots Spinach & Romaine Stewed Tomatoes
Multi Grain Bread Salad Applesauce
Fresh Fruit Salad Italian Dressing Rye Bread
Pudding Fruit Medley Cookie
Apple Cake
MO: Red Beans & Rice MO: Cheese Sandwich MO: Egg Bake
6- Monday 7-Tuesday 8-Wednesday 9-Thursday 10-Friday
Closed for Labor Day Pot Roast Taco Salad: Beef, salsa Alfredo Stuffed Shells Chicken Tenders
Parsley Potatoes lettuce, cheese, toma- Lettuce Salad Yams
Green Beans to, onion, black beans, Pea Salad Broccoli
Wheat Dinner Roll sour cream French Bread French Bread
Fruited Crisp Spanish Rice Pie Ambrosia Salad
Tropical Fruit
Apple Slices
MO: Veggie Patty MO: No Meat, add beans MO: Veggie Lasagna MO: Cheese Sandwich
13- Monday 14- Tuesday 15- Wednesday 16- Thursday 17- Friday
Brat w/ Wheat Bun Chicken Ranch Salad Breaded Fish Sandwich Cabbage Roll BBQ Pulled Pork
Stewed Tomatoes Lettuce, Celery, Chick- Wheat Bun Mashed Potatoes Wheat Bun
Baked Beans en, Tomato, Carrots, Baby Red Potatoes Carrots Coleslaw
Fresh Fruit Cup Croutons California Blend Veggie Wheat Roll Baked Beans
Frosted Cupcake Ranch Dressing Watermelon Fresh Melon Applesauce
Mandarin Oranges Pudding Lemon Bar Sherbet
Muffin, Ice Cream
MO: Veggie Sausage MO: No meat, add Beans MO: Cheese Sandwich MO: Red Beans & Rice MO: Veggie Lasagna
20- Monday 21- Tuesday 22-Wednesday 23- Thursday 24- Friday
Pineapple Glazed Ham Apple Salad w/ Lettuce Swedish Meatballs Seasoned Baked Cod Smoked Sausage
Rice Mix Grilled Chicken, Apples, Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potato Baby Red Potatoes
Five Way Veggies Cheese, Cranberries, Broccoli Baked Beans Sauerkraut
Wheat Bread Almonds Wheat Bread French Bread Rye Bread
Mandarin Oranges Wheat Dinner Roll Blushing Pears Strawberries Pineapple
Pudding Strawberries, Cake Ice Cream Cream Pie
MO: Veggie Patty MO: No meat, add egg MO: Cheese Sandwich MO: Veggie Patty MO: Veggie Lasagna
27- Monday 28-Tuesday 29-Wednesday 30-Thursday
Beef Tips Tuna Salad w/Lettuce Chicken & Biscuits Sloppy Joe
Wheat Noodles Tomato Slice Peas Wheat Bun
Carrots Croissant Carrots Baked Beans
Tossed Salad Broccoli & Cauliflower Mixed Melon Cup Carrots
Wheat Bread Salad Jell-O Fresh Fruit Cup
Peaches Applesauce Sherbet
Cookie Pie
MO: Veggie Egg Bake MO: Salad with beans MO: Veggie Patty MO: Cheese Sandwich
Menu Guidelines: Menus for the Dane County Senior Dining Centers are averaged over one month to meet one
third of the Daily Reference Intake for Adults. A menu analysis is available at most meal sites for you upon request. Ask
for it from your site manager. Hot foods are served at 140+ degrees F. and Cold foods at 40 degrees F. All menus are
reviewed by Shannon Gabriel, RDN, CDN. Your comments are welcome.
301 Blankenheim Lane • Sun Prairie, WI 53590 21***DON’T FORGET TO RENEW***
Colonial Club’s 2021 Courier Home Delivery Information
If you want the convenience of having the newsletter mailed to your home, please complete the form below and either
mail it to the Colonial Club, 301 Blankenheim Lane, Sun Prairie, WI 53590 with your check or drop it off with your
payment at the main office.
All Courier subscriptions expire December 31. 2021. Subscription cost is $4.56 (October-December).
Name: __________________________________________________________________________________
Address: ______________________________________________________Box/Apt#: ________________
City: ________________________________________________________ State: _________ Zip: _______
Donor Information
Donors often wonder how their donation actually impacts an organization. Take a look at how your donation
to the Colonial Club can make a difference:
$500 provides 43 hours of care in our Adult Day Center $50 provides 2 roundtrip rides for seniors in need of
$250 provides 10 hours of Supportive Home Care services specialized transportation
$100 provides 5 hours of case management assistance $25 provides 8 meals for home bound seniors
All contributions are tax-deductible. (Consult your tax advisor for details.) The Colonial Club publicly acknowledges
donor names while maintaining strict confidentiality of all other personal information.
If you wish to contribute by credit card, please call the Business Office at 608-837-4611, ext. 125.
Business Donor__________________________ Personal Donor__________________________
Address________________________________ City State Zip____________________________
Phone/Email____________________________ Contribution Amount:____________________
Wish List
iPad/tablet computer White copy paper Let’s Be Friends on
Gas cards Brown Lunch Bags XL
Gift Cards for Dollar Dry Erase Markers Facebook
Stores/Michael's/ Construction Paper
Grocery Stores Colonial Club Sun Prairie
Sandwich fold top baggies
Sugar free candies, individually wrapped
Prizes for Adult Day Center, Day for Seniors,
Bingo and other events
Cash donations are always welcome!
Please contact Laura at the Colonial Club at 608-
837-4611 before making a donation to assure
your gift can be accepted. Our storage space is
extremely limited.
Remember us when planning your estate. All
donations to the Colonial Club are tax deducti-
ble and stay right here in Northeast Dane
County.
22 Colonial Club Senior Activity Center www.colonialclub.orgConcerned about Medicare fraud?
Give us a call…
PROTECT your
personal information
DETECT suspected
fraud, abuse, or errors
REPORT suspicious claims
or activities
This project was supported, in part by grant number 90MPPG0041-01-00, from the U.S. Administration
for Community Living, Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C. 20201.
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.lpicommunities.com Colonial Club Senior Activity Center, Sun Prairie, WI D 4C 01-1163Yes! Sign me up for Club 301
Today’s Date: ___________________________________
Name
Address
City/Town/Village ( where you vote)
Email Phone
Premium Card-October 1, 2021-September 30, 2022 $60.00
Check enclosed or charge my Visa, MasterCard: Card ______________________________________________
Exp. Date_______________ Signature (if using credit card): _________________________________________
Please note: Memberships are nonrefundable 30 days after purchase.
Return to: Colonial Club Senior Activity Center, 301 Blankenheim Lane, Sun Prairie, WI 53590.
Membership Card: New, renewal and replacement cards are issued in the Main Office. Membership fees prorated
for Premium Membership only. Scholarships: Please consider donating towards a member scholarship. If you are in
need of a scholarship, please apply by contacting Laura Jennings, Director of Activities, at 608-837-4611.
The following discounts are for use with Premium Membership only:
Beans ‘N Cream CoffeeHouse, 345 Cannery Square 10% discount on total purchase on Mondays and Tuesdays
Capitol Physical Therapy, 1266 W Main St, Suite 1 Free wellness and/or balance screening appointment. Call 608-318-1357
Clements Wright Vision Care, 1455 W Main St 10% off a complete set of glasses-not to be combined with insurance
Club Pilates, 390 S Grand Ave #106 3 free classes and 10% discount on membership
Collectors Choice Coins, 211 E Main St One hour free appraisal. Call for appointment
Colonial Club, 301 Blankenheim Ln Selected activities for free or at reduced rates
Free breadsticks with any $10 purchase dine-in or carry-out. Not valid with other coupons
Day One Pizza, 355 E. Linnerud Dr
or offers
El Patron, 1303 W. Main St 10% off of your total bill
Forever Yours Jewelry, 211 E Main St 10% off any single store item. Not to be used with any other promotion
Ganser Company, 1906 W Beltline Hwy, Madison $500 off window replacement project. $500 off bathroom remodel.
Gus’s Diner, 630 N Westmount Dr One free cup of coffee
Special program through Auto-Owners for home and auto insurance. Call 837-2484 for
Harms Insurance Group, 804 Liberty Blvd #203
details
Hometown Pharmacy Sun Prairie, 13 N Bird St 10% off all over the counter medications and vitamins every day
Jo-Jo’s Beauties, 601 Thomas Dr $5.00 off one service the month of your birthday
Market Street Diner, 110 Market St 10% senior discount daily. Colonial Club members 20% off on Wednesdays
10% off class fees, which includes a 10% discount on supplies purchased for the class (the
Michaels Arts and Crafts, 4271 Lien Rd
Bob Ross Painting class is not included). Contact Michael’s for a list of classes
Free soda and brewed coffee refills at the Lost Court Restaurant and Bar. Smoothies and
Prairie Athletic Club, 1010 N Bird St alcoholic beverages not included
Sonic Sun Prairie, 2564 Ironwood Drive 10% off food purchase and free cup of coffee between 7:00 and 11:00 am
Take 5 Oil Change, 1900 McCoy Rd $20 off full service oil change. Not valid with other oil change offers
Intro Session $15 plus 25% off all packages and memberships (including Gold memberships).
The Salt Room, 1738 Eagan Rd, Madison Ask us how you can salt or sauna for less than $1/day
Two Men and a Truck, 3817 Kipp St, 5% discount on a move
What’s Brew’N, 3140 Edmonton Dr 10% off your total bill
Be sure to take show your membership card and take advantage of your membership discount when you visit these
businesses. When patronizing other local businesses, mention that you are from the Colonial Club so that they too
become aware that they could benefit from supporting us and/or advertising with us.
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